Japanese explosives found on Transport Thomas
Two sticks of dynamite were found hidden in the coal on the Transport Theis bound for the United States. An officer from Vancouver, Lewis vis, said Japanese stevedores planted the mines due to anger over America’s treaty actions with Japan. The ship reportedly carried 1,300 soldiers of the Seventeenth Infantry and 40 sailors. In a separate item, the International Typographical Union strike against commercial printers near Indianapolis ends with limited signings and improved outlook as unions report widespread support and resources.
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Scrippe-MecRee
Sattle
Wash
Theis
United States
Lewis Vis
Vancouver
Seattle
Nagaski
International Typographical Union
Conmerettl
Indianapolis
Levy Brothers
Court Reporter Company
Wood-Wesver Printing Company
Scott-Miller Printing Company
Thornton- Levy Company
Te International Typographical Union
Ignal 10
Jan 4 1906 Horoscopes and Upcoming Cligarmikers Ball
The notice predicts work seeking and travel success for the day. It forecasts family happiness and possible marriage for a young woman. A child born on this day will be quick and active. The annual Cligarmikers ball at Tomlinson's hall on Jan 10 offers a $10 prize for an oat pair of two-steppers.
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Wfe
Clgarmikers
Tomlinson's Hall
Public Health Board makes inspector reforms and new appointments
The Board of Public Health orders stricter inspector service, requires uniforms, and appoints Dr Norman E Jones as city hospital superintendent and Dr Edgar Kiser as superintendent of the city dispensary. It also directs competitive bidding for all supplies. The notices include ads for cold remedy and child teething syrup.
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Board of Public Health
Ougene Buebler
Health Board
Norman E. Jones
City Hospital
Edgar Kiser
Ciy
Per Capita 18 S44 funds apportioned by state
The State Superintendent of Public Instruction Fasset A. Cotton directs a per capita distribution based on state school enrollment. With 3,651 students, the total apportioned amount is 1,105.5744 dollars, yielding a per pupil figure around 1. LL G.
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Fasset A. Cotton
Divorce Decree Granted After Puzzling Inquiry
Bessie Hancock, described as unusually pretty, sought divorce from Leslie Hancook after he deserted without explanation. Judge Carter questioned the absence of a clear reason, but ultimately granted the divorce and awarded custody of the child. Hancock left the room smiling, concealing the deeper motive.
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Bessie Hancock
Joe Vingon Carter
Superior Court
Leslie Hancoek
Judge Ter
Peoria
Phintif
Distributors at Dayton Meet Directors Form Session
The semi annual meeting of the Exclusive Advertising and DistributorsAssociation directors opens a two days session in Dayton. Attendees include President George Altman of Columbus and officers from Cincinnati Indianapolis Cleveland Atlanta Pittsburgh Baltimore and Dayton. The annual meeting will move to Buffalo next July.
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George Altman
Columbus
T. Lo Kershaw
Cincinnati
Teuiry
Floren
Indianapolis
Dinu
Wharry
W. A. Morton
Cleveland
M. Murray
Atlanta
FP. McManama
Pitsburg
Cs Baten
Alianeapolis
J. J. Jones
Baltimore
W. He Steinbrenger
Samuel , Sioman
Buffalo
Concussion of Brain Cited in Lewis Delong Death
In Elwood Indiana on January 3 a coroner's post mortem found that Jesus Delong, a 14 year old, died from concussion of the brain after leaping from a coal shed Sunday evening. The incident was investigated to determine the cause.
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Elwood
Ind
Jesus
Lewis Delong
Fire Ravages Farmhouse. Elderly Left in Peril
In Lebanon Indiana a farmhouse northeast of town burned last night trapping James Anderson and his sister, two elderly residents. Joseph Pool and Frank Thomas, returning from lodge, spotted the blaze and rescued the occupants just before they suffocated, but the building was destroyed. A separate Indianapolis juvenile court report urges stricter adult accountability to curb cannabis-like cigarette smoking among youths, detailing probation, reforms, and ongoing battles with cigarette addiction.
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Ind
Jas. Anderson
Lebanon
Joseph Pool
Thomas
Lodge
Pool
Anderson
Gus Rubkes
Stubbs
Imal Caton
Indianapolis
Mose
Juvenile Court of Indian Sports
Pluitfield
Kent
Chlideen
Hoy
Baretts
Coxey
Earlham College resumes term with big schedule ahead
At Earlham College in Richmond Indiana the new term opens with basketball on a heavy schedule including games against Indiana Purdue DePauw and West Next week class debates will select the debating team to meet Albion College in March and the girls debating team has been chosen Lawrence Smelser the college orator will finish touches on his address and practice daily for the next weeks a major event is expected in February in Indianapolis for the state contest.
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Ind
Earlhm
Indiana
Purdue
DePauw
Waist
Hich
Albion College
Oxford Seminary
Hass
Lawrence Smelser
Indianapolis
Two Brakemen Hurt in Separate Rail Accidents
In New Castle Indiana last night two Big Four brakemen were injured in separate incidents within the same hour. Voight suffered a mashed heel from coupling and Blaney was thrown from a toppled box car causing internal injuries. Both are expected to recover.
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New Castle
Ind
Voight
Blaney
Presbaugh Sues Bowman Estate In Heigerstown Bank Case
In Richmond on Monday and Tuesday Judge Fox will hear Margaret Presbaugh versus the Estate of John Bowman. Presbaugh seeks from Bowman's personal estate a dividend proportionate tax deposit of 3500 from federal bonds entrusted to Bowman at the defunct Commercial Bank at Heigerstown.
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Fox
Margaret Presbaugh
John Bowman
HAULED CHOLERA HOGS IN DEATH CASE AT CAMBRIDGE CITY
Special to the Richmond report from Cambridge City notes one man charged with hauling dead hogs from cholera and fined costs in circuit court. Six men were arrested in the Lucy death case, which remains a mystery to authorities.
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Richmond
Ind
Chartes
Cambridge
Joseph Lucy
Elrest
Lucy
Motion for New Trial in Indiana Banking Case
In Noblesville Ind on January 3 a motion for a new trial was filed in the suit of Elmer Stevenson receiver for the Indiana Banking Company against Joan C New and John C Wright. The motion will be argued March 1 after an 11 week trial in Noblesville where the jury returned a verdict for the defendants.
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Noblesville
Ind
Elmer Stevenson
Indiana Banking Company
Joan C. New
John C. Wright
Cars for South America order from Hastertown firm
New Castle Ind Jan 3 The Light Inspection Car company of Hastertown received an order from South America for 15 cars. The order accompanied by the cast came in response to a sample machine sent there recently.
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South America
San
New Castle
Ind
Light Inspection Car Company
Hasterstown
Auburn Junction Freight Crash Wrecks 14 Cars
Special to the Sun reports a Vandalia freight and B. and C. train collision at Auburn Junction yesterday evening. Fourteen cars were wrecked and brakeman John Settles of Logansport sustained a crushed leg.
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Auhern
Ind
Auburn Junction
Hhakeman John Settles
Logansport
Albert Ellis Killed in Accidental Revolver Incident
Hillsboro Indiana January 3 special to The Times Albert Ellis age 18 son of Hen Ellis accidentally shot himself while handling a revolver. The bullet struck him in the head and he died ten minutes later.
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Albert Ellis
Hillsboro
Indl
Jana
Hire
Death of Mrs Giles in Marion Iowa? Wait. Correction: Indiana city, not Iowa
Mrs Joseph T Giles, 38, died last night in Marion Indiana after a ten day illness. Her husband, Joseph T Giles, and the large band she led as principal of the Marion schools are noted in the report. Burial is planned in Bloomington. The death followed peritonitis.
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Giles
Marion
Ind
Joseph T. Giles
Bloomington
Peritonti
Randy Hill
Tainty
Paris
Austria
Lieut Bain Marries in San Francisco
Special to The Sun Martinsville Indiana January 1 Lieutenant Marvia J Bain son of the mayor and Mrs Bain of Martinsville was married last week in San Francisco to Miss Edie Ruth Rutherford of Edinburg Indiana.
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Bain
the Sun
Martinsville
Ind
Marvia J. Balin
San Francisco
Misa Edlch Ruluton
Edirburg
Evansville Woman Found Dead In Barn While Milking
Margaret Evans aged 64 collapsed and died in a barn in Evansville Indiana yesterday while she had gone to milk a cow. Special to The Mina reports the incident as a sudden death in rural area.
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Evansville
Ind
Margaret Evans
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Praise and Claim Health Benefits
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a perfect medicine that cures and repairs the digestive system by absorbing nutrients, renewing tissues, and preventing discomfort after eating. It argues the product stems from thorough research, promises long life and happiness, and offers a free book, with address details for Stuart Co in Marshall.
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Stuart
Addrena F Fa
Stuart Co
Marshall
No Place For Politicians At Local Council Meeting
Dr Charles A Sowders a physician at the hospital told the Local Council of Women that the hospital suffers from lack of surgical supplies medicines and nurses and urged a new hospital with a downtown location run by a business man. He blamed political influences and public apathy for the current wasteful conditions and called for removal of political interference. The meeting featured a discussion of a public restoration effort and the upcoming election of the Humane Society officers.
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Charles A. Sowders
Council of Women
Sowders
Uhr J
Sanders
Odell Beaten in Caucus and New Deal Sweep
The report outlines Benjamin B. Odell Jr. losing the caucus to James W. Wadsworth Jr. amid a Roosevelt-Higgins backed wipeout as Merritt defeats Odell, with Wan and others offering resistance. It also notes Tyrolean dancers to perform at the German House under Franz Rainer.
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Vox
Wadsworth
Wainwright
Merritt
Benjamin B. Guell, Jr
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Livingston County
Roosevelt
Higgins
Franz Rainer
Jad
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